Troubled condition definition

Troubled condition means for pur- poses of this part, any insured deposi- tory institution that:
Troubled condition means an in- sured depository institution that:
Troubled condition means forpurposes of this part, any insured depository institution that:

Examples of Troubled condition in a sentence

  • Troubled condition: A bank when it (1) has a composite rating of 4 or 5 under the Uniform Financial Institutions Rating System (CAMELS);24 (2) is subject to a cease-and-desist order, a consent order, or a formal written agreement, unless otherwise informed in writing by the OCC; or (3) is informed in writing by the OCC that, based on information pertaining to the bank, the bank has been designated in troubled condition for purposes of 12 CFR 5.51.

  • Troubled condition means: (1) A savings association that has a composite rating of 4 or 5, as composite rating is defined in § 516.5(c) of this chapter.

  • Part A2 may be modified to include prefacing statements delineating certain circumstances/conditions and agreements between HUD and the PHA which are specific to the PHA's Troubled condition.

  • Troubled condition status triggers prior notice requirements for changes in directors and senior executive officers under 12 CFR 5.51 (commonly referred to as Section 914 requirements)7 and restrictions on golden parachute payments under 12 CFR 359.


More Definitions of Troubled condition

Troubled condition means any in- sured state nonmember bank that:
Troubled condition means a regu- lated entity that—
Troubled condition means a System institution that:
Troubled condition means that the corporate credit union:
Troubled condition means a Sys- tem institution that:
Troubled condition means a na- tional bank or Federal savings associa- tion that
Troubled condition means a na- tional bank that: